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that example doesn't work for me, but if i do this, it does: http://pastebin.com/gxQLUxGW

assuming I fix the double quote issue that I just opened a ticket for,...

on the README page, the default options section should have double quotes, like so: return "Hello $firstname $name";

(from [7142510f985a1bfa8f04b5f1c827572b0a8f53d2]) Add requirements in README [#50 state:resolved] https://github.com/sofadesign/limonade/commit/7142510f985a1bf...

dispatch methods handle a pseudo-type callback. It can be a function, an object method, a static method or a closure. See php documentation to learn more about...

(from [e4c8ee2575e5a7d4a3749d1b26ae3eeedfb63e6d]) Fix wrong example for xml() section in the README [#54 state:resolved] https://github.com/sofadesign/limonade...

The example uses html() instead of xml()

I stand corrected:

# Static class method call, MyClass::hello();
dispatch('/hello', array('MyClass', 'hello'));

# Object method call, $obj->hello();
dispatch(...

Sorry, ignore this. Feature is present in request_method() and $_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD']

I would think this poses a limitation that is too strict. Anything added through this system would require that you need to have that feature as a static functi...

It would be a great improvement to allow dispatch to accept class methods other than functions, like:

class Admin
{
    public static function new_post()
    {...

This is already in place with request_uri

using your example

function before() {
    if(request_uri() == '/blog') {

    }
    else if(request_uri() == '/') {...

It would be useful to have a globally accesible function or variable that returns what the currently requested route is.

Example:

dispatch('/', 'home');
dispat...

It would be nice to provide a complete RESTful compliant application using limonade-php by utilizing the Content-type in the request header to figure out what k...

PHP 5.1.6 > (successfully tested with PHP 5.1.6 but it might work with oldest)

(from [63715246dcd74218b4b66fb7dafa25502db8b8d3]) using htmlspecialchars_decode on uri when sending Location header [#49 state:resolved] https://github.com/sof...

We can use builtin htmlspecialchars_decode() for PHP5.1.x > but we'll write our own html special chars decode function for PHP5.0.x versions

Because it uses url_for to construct url, it escapes & in &, so target url might be broken.

url_for is an html helper, so it's better to keep its output htm...